AppleTalk IPM Conference Calls 2015
WEEKLY CALL TUESDAYS, Green tip to mid-August
8AM to 9AM Central Time
Download Registration:Â 2015 Apple Talk announcement 012915
The IPM Institute of North America, in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems and the Wisconsin Apple Growers Association will offer another season of weekly conference calls with IPM consultant John Aue and other IPM experts.
The weekly call allows you to stay informed on pest conditions, answer pressing questions and learn about other growers’ approaches to IPM. Call moderator John Aue shares his wealth of knowledge and experience as an IPM consultant for the tree fruit industry in Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin for over 25 years. Guest presenters from the University of Wisconsin, Michigan State University and Cornell have been regular participants and discuss a wide range of IPM and fruit production issues including: insect, weed and disease management, thinning and tree nutrition.
Call schedule
8:00 to 9:00 AM central every Tuesday from green tip tip in southern Wisconsin to mid-August.
Accessing the live call
After confirmation of your registration, call instructions, a new blog password, dial-in number and access code will be provided via email with your receipt. Skype access is provided.
Accessing the AppleTalk Blog
A password will only be required to access new blog posts. All archived content will remain free and not require a password. Visit the blog, www.ecofruit.wisc.edu/appletalk.
Call recordings
If you cannot participate during the live calls, call recordings may be accessed via download from the AppleTalk blog or with a call-in number to listen over the phone. Instructions will be provide upon confirmation of your registration.
AppleTalk costs
$125.00 provides access to all sixteen calls and blog.
$65.00 allows blog only access, which includes content for registered users and call downloads.
Please direct all questions to:
Peter Werts, IPM Institute of North America, Inc.
 or call (608) 232-1410
www.ipminstitute.org
